GHOST Festival (Gyeonggi Hallyu OST Festival)

The Gyeonggi Hallyu OST Music Festival, or the GHOST Festival, is Korea’s first festival dedicated to original soundtracks. It brings together the memorable music of K-dramas, films, and animation alongside performances by renowned K-pop artists. The festival unfolds across a series of themed programs including romance, science fiction, and fantasy. Each day presents a rich spectrum of performances, from lyrical ballads and dynamic band music to grand orchestral compositions. Accompanied by large-scale media art and immersive stage production, the festival offers visitors a cinematic experience, allowing them to feel as though they have stepped into the world of a film.

In addition to the performances, visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities such as K-content experiences, Hallyu cultural programs, diverse culinary offerings, and camping facilities. These elements come together to create a vibrant cultural destination where visitors of all ages, including families, friends, and couples, can spend a full day enjoying the festival.

GHOST is Korea's first festival built entirely around OST music, pairing K-drama, film, and animation soundtracks with live K-pop performances across romance, sci-fi, and fantasy themed programs. Expect large-scale media art, orchestral sets, and immersive stage design meant to feel cinematic rather than a standard concert lineup.

Imjingak Pyeonghwa Nuri Park sits near the DMZ in Paju, about 55 km north of central Seoul. The most common way in is the Gyeongui-Jungang commuter rail line from Seoul Station to Munsan Station, then a short taxi or local bus ride to Imjingak; driving or joining a bus tour from Seoul is also common for this area.